The Group of Seven (G7) is an exclusive assembly of seven of the world's largest advanced economies, representing more than 60% of the global net wealth.
Members:
Canada
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
United Kingdom
United States
The European Union is also represented.
Economic Policymaking: Holds annual summits to address critical economic challenges, from debt crises to environmental policies.
Global Health and Security: Engages in discussions about global health crises, security threats, and more.
Crisis Response: Historically, G7 has been pivotal in addressing financial crises and economic downturns.
Note: Russia was added in 1997, transforming it to G8. However, Russia's membership was suspended in 2014 due to its annexation of Crimea.